Antoine Kaufmann
@AntoineKau
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Tenure-track faculty at @mpi_sws_ in Germany leading @OSGroupSWS, adjunct faculty at DS&OS chair @TU_Muenchen. Working on systems for the post-Moore era.
Saarbrücken, Germany
Joined June 2017
Congrats to @vaastav05 for his great poster and presentation at the SOSP SRC. Now back to work to write the full paper on the project! 😅.
We are happy to announce that @vaastav05 won 1st place in the graduate category of the Student Research Competition at #sosp2024!.This marks the second year in a row that a member of our group has won 1st place in this prestigious competition.
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RT @OSGroupSWS: @vaastav05 is kicking off our Blueprint tutorial bright and early in the morning. The tutorial material is now linked on th….
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Looking forward to SOSP, the tutorial, and also my subsequent visit to MSR and Seattle!.
@AntoineKau and @vaastav05 from our group are traveling to @ACMSIGOPS SOSP 2024 today! Come chat with us at SOSP in the coming days!
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RT @OSGroupSWS: @AntoineKau and @vaastav05 from our group are traveling to @ACMSIGOPS SOSP 2024 today! Come chat with us at SOSP in the co….
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RT @OSGroupSWS: Are you interested in doing a research internship at a CS Max Planck Institute? Application portal for the research interns….
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And this is what it looks like (photo credit goes to Justine as usual)
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Alpabfahrten are annual folk celebrations when the cows return from their summer sojourns in the mountains back into the valleys for winter. In addition to lots of cows and some goats, this involves lots of Alphorns (pictured above) and yodeling, as one might imagine.
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Somehow I still find time for occasional breaks. This weekend, I reinforced all Swiss stereotypes and returned to my small town roots to attend the "Entlebucher Alpabfahrt". (1/2)
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One of the fun research pieces based on our long experience of building efficient multi-core systems. OS researchers may recognize a bit of Barrelfish in this design, tracing back the roots to when I began my research career!.
@AntoineKau blogs about how SimBricks enables efficient simulations assembled from different communicating simulators with our core building block: efficient message passing. Learn about our internals and a general lesson on parallel systems. Read More:
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RT @OSGroupSWS: 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨.We now have a youtube channel! The youtube channel will have our recorded talks from conferences and workshops!.We al….
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If you are looking for PhD or postdoc positions in networking/systemsyou should definitely consider applying to work with @get_gianni_up!.
The project CHORYS will be funded by the EU Horizon framework! For the next four years we will seek to rethink network and storage stacks for data-intensive applications in the cloud! I will be looking for PhD students and researchers to join the effort!.
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RT @sim_bricks: Today, Hejing Li introduces the SimBricks orchestration framework and how it enables users to simulate even complex systems….
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RT @sim_bricks: The start of our "meet the team" series. Over the next weeks the rest of the team will follow! You can look forward to @li_….
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RT @OSGroupSWS: The entire OS group (the canine support team at least) is getting ready to cheer on Switzerland tonight! #HoppSchwiiz https….
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RT @sim_bricks: SimBricks accelerates development of heterogeneous systems and reduces cost. Virtual prototypes in SimBricks enable systems….
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Today, Marvin wrote about why you should do full-system simulation when building systems! Even includes a concrete example for how simulating only part of the system can lead you astray.
Our newest post sheds light on when and why you should care about full-system end-to-end evaluation in simulation:
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Oh mighty network: Does anyone have any sources with concrete numbers for the high cost and long development time for custom hardware components? (accelerators, offloads, large SoCs) Lots of research papers bemoan this as a problem, but I so far I have not found concrete numbers.
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In today's blog post I at least got to scratch the surface of some of the fun technical bits that make SimBricks work. Can't wait to talk about the individual pieces in more detail in future posts. We discovered a lot of fun technical nuggets!.
How does SimBricks work? What technical pieces are required to assemble full system simulations from component simulators? Find answers in today's blog post:.
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I started off our new SimBricks blog by attempting to summarize what we are about. Looking forward to diving into much more detail in future posts.
What is SimBricks? Why and when should you use SimBricks? Get a first overview through in our inaugural blog post: You can look forward to future posts going into more detail.
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